ULI亚太区住房中心成立 - 首个ULI亚太区住房可获得性指数将于近期推出

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城市土地学会（ULI）很高兴地宣布成立 ULI 亚太区住房中心。该中心致力于通过广泛的住房相关主题活动实现三个主要目标：促进住房开发；在房地产行业中提供思想领导力；以及激发行业对住房更具体广泛的承诺。它还将支持 ULI会员和当地社区创立和维护全范围的住房机会。

ULI亚太区总裁David Faulkner先生表示：“在为亚太地区住房问题提供切实可行、面向未来的洞见方面，ULI亚太区住房中心将发挥重要作用。通过该中心，我们努力促进住房相关问题的建设性讨论，例如住房的可获得性及其基本驱动力、住房出租模式、新兴的住房概念，以及提升自置住房的可负担性。”

该地区的新住房倡议符合ULI提高住房可获得性的全球使命优先事项。我们将通过行业活动、研究、教育和咨询服务等工作形式为政策制定者、开发商、投资者、居住者及整个社区提供支持。

为庆祝亚太区住房中心的建立，首个ULI亚太区住房可获得性指数将于近期推出。

首版指数汇集了亚太区五个国家28个城市的住房和家庭收入等相关数据，为了解住宅市场提供更详细的背景，并随着时间的推移，在国家、地区及城市层面为住房开发、政策制定和融资决策提供有效信息。

完整版报告将在 2022 年 ULI 亚太区峰会的住房主题论坛上发布，并与八月底上线ULI会员专属知识搜索平台Knowledge Finder。

住房主题论坛主要话题将包含：

城市政府住房方针和政策

长租公寓

老年公寓

模块化建造

We are pleased to announce the setting up of the ULI Asia Pacific Centre for Housing. The Centre integrates ULI’s wide-ranging housing activities into a programme of work with three objectives: to catalyse housing production; provide thought leadership in the housing industry; and inspire a broader commitment to housing. It also supports ULI members and local communities in creating and sustaining a full spectrum of housing opportunities.

“The ULI Asia Pacific Centre for Housing will be key in providing practical and future-proof insights towards housing issues in the region. Through the Centre for Housing, we strive to facilitate constructive discussions around housing topics such as housing attainability and its fundamental drivers, rental housing models, emerging housing concepts, and improving the affordability of home ownership,” said David Faulkner, President of ULI Asia Pacific.

The new housing initiatives in the region align ULI’s global mission priority of increasing housing attainability. Our programme of work will be delivered through events, research, education, and advisory services for government policymakers, developers, investors, occupiers, and communities at large.

To commemorate this, we are launching the inaugural edition of the ULI Asia Pacific Home Attainability Index.

The first edition covers 28 cities in five counties in the region, and it aims to provide information that will help identify gaps in home attainability, provide better context to understand residential markets, and, over time, enable city, regional and national comparisons to inform housing production, policy, and financing decisions.

The report will be launched at the Housing Forum at the 2022 ULI Asia Pacific Summit and will be made available to the ULI community in end August.

Other topics to be addressed at the Housing Forum:

City governments' approaches and policies on housing

Rental housing

Senior Housing

Modular construction

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